Study In Europe is becoming the next best choice for Indian students

Do you know that India is the second largest source of international students in the world for overseas education?

As per research, India is likely to remain 2nd on this list for years to come but with different countries. Indian students were mainly exploring countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia, etc… However, currently these countries are not the top choice in the minds of Indian students.

Going on a study abroad program remains a risk; most of Indian students take loans or family money to pay university fees and living costs. Now this demands a guaranteed career to choose a foreign study destination for Indian students.

In one of the research, over 75% Students mentioned that they are considering studying in USA. However, more than half the students said, with Mr. Trump being the newly elected president, they are far less likely to study in the US now, compared to before the elections. As trump has said he is against H-1B visas because of entering illegal entries in USA.

Indian Students planning to choose UK are now worried because of the impact of Brexit. Immigration criteria are been tightened and the post study visa is been reduced from 1 year to just 3 months, it is the time to rethink on the UK Option.

Students who are choosing Australia for their overseas study destination is finding difficulties in maintaining a budget. Indian students in Australia were facing some serious issues many years back because of discrimination. However, the government’s actions appear to own created positive that such events aren't recurrent and also the country is once more witnessing enrollments from Indian students.

One in every of the important disadvantage of finding out in Australia isn't any scholarship. So even if you are working as Part Time it is hard to manage between your living and study expenses.

So, with trump, Brexit, tighten Australian rules effect, “Famous Big Countries “are no more the obvious foreign study destination for Indian students. In fact, countries like Poland, France, Germany, Sweden etc. are now in Indian students’ consideration sets.

The study observes that Indian students are looking at countries where “education is considerably cheaper and part-time jobs are easier to secure.”